Hot Tub Running Costs: Water, Electricity & Maintenance

A hot tub can provide your body with a plethora of benefits. The warm water increases your temperature, causing the blood vessels to dilate and resulting in better circulation and blood flow. Research has shown that a home spa can decrease your blood sugar levels too. However, if you’re looking to incorporate a hot tub into your property, there are a few things that you really need to know. Here are the running costs of a home hot tub and how much you can expect to pay for energy and maintenance costs.

How much will a hot tub cost to set up?

If you are thinking about buying a hot tub, you will need to consider the costs involved in setting up the item and maintaining the piece of equipment. You will need to pay for installation costs and the price of the hot tub and then continue to pay for its electricity and water use once you are up and running. Use a price comparison website to find the cheapest hot tubs and installation costs in your local area. You can then contact a hot tub contractor directly and obtain a full and final quote before you go any further. There is a wide range of hot tubs to choose from, with spas that have different water jets and heater covers. The price of the item will depend on the size the product, the manufacturer and the features available.

How much does a hot tub cost?

How much a hot tub will cost will depend on a number of factors, such as the size of the unit and how often you use it. As a general guide, a 2 person spa will cost around £6 to £9 per month in electricity costs and around £4 per month in water treatments. A 4 person spa will cost more to run; expect to pay around £12 to £18 per month for electricity and £8 per month for water treatments.

Finally, a 6 person spa will cost around £18 to £25 per month in electricity costs and about £12 for water treatments. Other factors that will affect the price include the number of water jets in the unit. You might also want to factor in the cost of insurance into your budget too, which will provide you with a safeguard if something goes wrong with the unit or it ceases to work properly. Energy efficient hot tubs could save you more money in the long run and you will be doing your bit for the environment.

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